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BRAZIL

Brazilians are known for their passion for soccer, and it’s not hard to see why. Besides living in the largest country in South America, with over 200 million residents and four different time zones, Brazilians are among the world’s greatest soccer enthusiasts.

Popular belief is that at least nine out of ten Brazilians have played soccer at some point in their lives. This love for the sport is clearly evident in the country’s numerous stadiums, which are always packed with enthusiastic spectators cheering on their favorite team. This dedication has paid off, as the national soccer team has won World Cup finals five times, more than any other country in history.

POLAND

While Poland’s performance deserved attention, it was this lady who stole the show. With a vibrant outfit and gorgeous hair, she cheered on her team with enthusiasm. She was an infectious presence, and her enthusiasm was sure to light up any stadium.

Although the Polish team has competed in seven FIFA World Cup editions since its first appearance in 1938 but has never managed to win the coveted trophy. Despite their lack of success, this woman proved that there is more than one way to be passionate about your country and sport – we can all learn something from her!

PORTUGAL

While other fans try to be quiet and reserved during games, the Portuguese fans are anything but silent. They love to get wild and crazy, often cavorting on the pitch or even fighting with each other in celebration. This was especially evident at the 2018 World Cup, where Carlos Brum and Pedro Lobotomy drove 7000 kilometers from Lisbon to Russia to cheer on their team.

Thanks to this passion, the Portuguese team was ranked sixth in the FIFA men’s ranking in 2018 and had dropped to ninth as of October 2022. With such passionate fans always ready to get into the game, Portugal is definitely looking forward to the next World Cup!

SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa is a stunning country that offers fantastic natural attractions, world-renowned cultural sites, and world-class sporting events. From the lush, green fields of Curitiba to the vibrant, colorful cityscapes of Johannesburg and Cape Town, the country has something for everyone.

Another scene that really stands out is the incredible enthusiasm shown by South Africans everywhere you look. The country’s national team has recently made a big comeback, and fans are cheering them on loudly and celebrating in stands like this pretty fan. It’s clear that she’s proud of them and excited about their chance to compete at the World Cup.

AUSTRALIA

Australian National soccer team fans are known for their enthusiastic support. This intensity can be seen in the stands and on the field alike. Many of these fans have traveled to see their team play in distant places such as Brazil, South America, and Asia. For these hard-core supporters, nothing is more important than cheering on their team to victory.

The Aussies were 41st in the 2018 FIFA men’s ranking, but with just four qualifying games remaining and a chance at an unlikely appearance in the quarter-finals, they ranked 38th as of October 2022. Despite their low standing, many Aussie fans attended matches anyways, just like the woman in here!

ITALY

The Tifosi, or Italian football fans, are some of the most die-hard supporters in the world. They’ve cheered for one of the most successful national teams ever to play soccer – and it’s paid off handsomely. The Italians have won four FIFA World Cup titles, two European Championships, and probably more second and third positions than any other team in the world. It’s no wonder Tifosi put the fan into fanaticism.

Italy’s team, commonly known as the “Azzurri,” last won a World Cup title in 2006. They placed 2nd in the 2006 FIFA men’s rankings. In 2022, they were placed 6th on the list. Italy’s fan base is still passionate about the representation of its country on the world stage.

NETHERLANDS

The Dutch are well-known for their use of the color orange, which has served as the country’s national color for many years. The hue was derived from the House of Orange-Nassau, a Dutch royal family, and was also prominently featured in the name of the national soccer team. In fact, it’s so popular that it’s even featured in the country’s currency!

Orange color is beloved by legions of fans who often sport matching outfits to significant matches. As the Netherlands national football team qualified for the World Cup in 2022, this fan showed her patriotism and support by dressing in the same orange color as her country’s team.

USA

When the World Cup started a few weeks ago, many Americans were eager to see the teams they had been rooting for compete. Before the tournament even started, American soccer fans were out in full force buying up tickets. They purchased the most tickets for the 2018 World Cup, trailing only Russia, the host country.

Even after having lackluster results in recent years, American fans remain passionate about their national team. This ardent support is seen in the team’s strong showing at major tournaments such as the World Cup, where even a loss to Belgium displayed the unbroken American spirit. In October 2022, the American men’s national team placed 16th in the FIFA men’s ranking, a better position than the 27th it placed in 2014.

COSTA RICA

If you’re looking for a colorful and enthusiastic crowd member at the World Cup, you need to look no further than this woman. Cheering for Costa Rica, she has caught the attention of many in the stands. Her lively personality is sure to put a smile on anyone’s face – even if their country isn’t doing too well.

The Central American nation of Costa Rica is the only team in Central America to have participated in five World Cups. They are the only team in the world to have ever qualified for five editions, and in 2014, they finished first in their group of three former World Cup champions, which were Uruguay, Italy, and England.

SWITZERLAND

Switzerland is an incredibly innovative country, and it can easily be seen in how it operates. The country ranks second in the world when it comes to life expectancy, primarily due to the excellent healthcare system that Switzerland has put in place. While tourists flock to enjoy the country’s beautiful scenery and rich cultural heritage, many also recognize Switzerland’s incredible wealth potential.

Despite its global associations with wealth and business, Switzerland is also heavily invested in sports, especially soccer. This is evident from the number of games played each weekend and over 270,000 licensed soccer players in the country.

MEXICO

When it came to the World Cup, no one was more eager than Mexico. The team had a history of good results and seemed to be making a return to glory. The country has qualified for seventeen World Cups, which is more than any other country. This feat started in 1994 and has been ongoing ever since.

So far in the World Cup, Mexico has emerged as one of the most successful teams. The team has made it out of the group stage for the past seven World Cups, but this time around is different. Despite this record, some fans are still determined to support Mexico no matter what.

ARGENTINA

Argentina has a love for soccer that is unrivaled in the world. With world-famous soccer stars like Lionel Messi in the country’s national team, there is no shortage of goals. This makes Argentine soccer a fun spectator sport to watch. The intensity level is always high, and the fans are passionate about their team.

This woman, for example, is enthusiastically cheering on her country’s players with a bright smile. She is wearing the iconic Argentine blue and white striped T-shirt that shows off her slim figure. She seems in a cheerful mood and expresses her support through some moves, which indeed got the audience more interested.

SERBIA

Serbia is well-known for its rich culture and heritage, likely due to its history as the birthplace of over 17 Roman emperors. This explains why the country is famous among history lovers, who can explore its landmarks and attractions with tour packages. Serbia has been acknowledged for its historical significance because archaeological evidence suggests that human habitation in Belgrade dates back 7,000 years.

Serbia is also known for its friendliness and hospitality, which contributes to a fervent fan base for its national soccer team’s matches. This atmosphere is especially apparent during the international matches when Serbia supporters come out in force.

RUSSIA

Russia is a country with a lot to offer. It’s the largest in the world and one of the seven “world power” group members. Its national team has qualified for the FIFA World Cup 11 times, proving that there is plenty of talent here.

Although the Russian soccer team has always been widespread, it first made a name for itself in international tournaments in the late 1950s. Ever since, the country’s national team has always had stunning women cheering for it in the crowd, like the one in this picture. With their bright hats, these women have become an iconic part of Russian fan crowds.

BELGIUM

Belgian soccer fans are well-known for their fierce support of their teams. And it’s not hard to see why. These fans are equally as beautiful as they are formidable. When combined with a team like Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku, you have a soccer machine that is capable of demolishing any other team. The nickname “Red Devils Association” is not lost on these fans because these supporters are just as fiery and determined as the jerseys they wear with pride.

Belgium’s national team has been a force to be reckoned with for many years now and they proved this by finishing third at the 2018 World Cup. However, their second-place ranking in 2022 shows that they are no joke!

PARAGUAY

If you love Latin music and culture, you must add Paraguay to your travel bucket list. This fascinating country is sandwiched between Argentina, Brazil, and Bolivia and is reputed for its musical heritage. Paraguayans are called “Corazón de América” or “hearts of America” for a good reason, as they are some of the most colorful people in South America.

One fan who showed her patriotism at a recent match was pictured wearing an outfit that resembled the Paraguayan flag. The patriotic spirit of these ladies is commendable, and it shows just how passionate they are about their country and its sport.

DENMARK

The Danish soccer team has been playing exceptionally well in recent tournaments, and the fans are behind them every step of the way. With a never-ending roar and waving flags, they urged their team on no matter how lopsided the score appeared.

As the players took the field for the home nation’s World Cup game against Peru, hearts raced faster than their adorable faces may suggest. These passionate fans proved to be a motivational force during the match, as they were able to inspire their team to a one-nil victory. Denmark currently occupies the tenth spot in FIFA’s men’s ranking and has maintained this position since 2018.

CHILE

As the World Cup began, there was a sense of excitement in the air. Amongst all of the fans, there was one woman who stood out. She was cheering passionately for her home country, Chile. Her vibrant support impressed everyone who saw her and brought a bit of joy to their hearts during some difficult times. Chile is also an exciting place to watch matches, which is why this lady was so into the game.

The Chilean soccer team has appeared in nine World Cup tournaments, and they have always come up short. In 1962, they hosted the FIFA World Cup, and they finished in third place. Unfortunately, Chile did not qualify for the 2022 World Cup.

ENGLAND

England is home to some of the world’s best universities, including Oxford and Cambridge. While these institutions are famed for their excellent academic programs, they also have a history of fostering some of the world’s leading scientists. England’s passion for the World Cup is also well-known, and their fans are no exception. Over 10,000 tickets for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar have been sold to English fans.

The fans shown in this photo are admirable for their identical dresses and sporting paintings of the country’s flag on their faces. This beautiful display of support shows that England truly is a wonderful place to be a fan of sports.

JAPAN

Japanese soccer fans are known for their passion and love of the game. At the World Cup, they showed off their creativity and wit by cleaning the stadium after their team’s devastating loss. Even in the face of tears and disappointment, these fans persevered and cleaned up the stadium to show their support for their team.

Despite being ranked 50th in 2018, the beloved Japan national team soared up to 23rd in 2022, thanks largely to their fans’ unrelenting determination. We find beauty in this human capacity for tenacity and consider this display to be among the best examples of it.

SAUDI ARABIA

In the aftermath of their five-nil loss to Russia at the 2018 FIFA World Cup, it was difficult for the Saudi Arabian national soccer team to gain back morale. Fortunately, their fans were there for them, rallying behind them in a valiant effort to bring back pride to their nation. Despite being placed third in their group, the Saudis proved themselves as formidable opponents, beating the Egyptian team fielded by Mohammed Salah.

The team was ranked 69th in the FIFA rankings in 2018, a position they have since given up for a considerably more significant level of 53rd in 2022. They finished 28th in 2004, their highest ranking to date.

SENEGAL

The 2018 World Cup was a historical event that showcased some of the best soccer players in the world. However, what makes this tournament even more remarkable is the passionate and rowdy fans of the participating countries. One country that particularly shone was Senegal. From their enthusiastic cheering of their country during their surprising 2-1 defeat of Poland to their borrowing of a Japanese fan tradition of celebrating victory by cleaning up after themselves, the fans showed great pride in representing Senegal.

The Senegalese national soccer team made an impressive showing at the World Cup, placing 23rd overall in the tournament. In 2022, they moved up five positions to place 18th in the FIFA ranking, maintaining their lead among African teams.

COLOMBIA

South American football fans know how to have fun. From the endless chants and songs to the colorful costumes and wild support, these enthusiasts take their passion for the sport to a whole new level. Colombia’s victory over Poland in the World Cup showed everyone how talented they are. Led by top players such as Lewandowski, Colombia was unafraid of the challenge and emerged as the winner.

Between 2018 and 2019, they went from 12th place all the way to tenth, gaining a lot of respect from other countries rankings, respectively. The 2022 FIFA men’s world rankings have them at 17th position, which is really respectable for a developing country like Colombia.

EGYPT

Due to Egypt’s early elimination from the World Cup in 2018, the country’s soccer fans did not have enough opportunity to demonstrate the zeal for which they are known. Fortunately, they were able to cheer on their Pharaohs during their final match of the competition versus Saudi Arabia. Unfortunately, Egypt was beaten in an embarrassing defeat.

The Egyptian fans were not discouraged and still cheered their country to a six-nil victory over Niger in their next match. Since being ranked 56th in the 2018 FIFA rankings, the Egyptian team has made a steady climb up the rankings. In October 2022, they were 39th, an impressive achievement for such a young and developing squad.

ECUADOR

In addition to being the only country in the world named after a geographical feature, Ecuador is also the only country located close to space. It is well-known for its attractions, such as the Galápagos Islands, which are noted for their rich marine life.

What makes the country of Ecuador so unique is the fact that they have a monument installed at one of the locations where standing on it puts you in both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres. The country’s female soccer team defeated Bolivia by a score of six goals to one in July 2022. While this triumph may not have come as a surprise to some, it was undoubtedly spectacular.

CROATIA

When it comes to World Cup excitement, few countries can compete with Croatia. The small Balkan nation made it all the way to the final in 2018, where they narrowly defeated France. This time, when Croatia took the court for their first match of the World Cup, they were seen as underdogs. However, they quickly burst onto the international scene by defeating Denmark, Belgium, Russia, and England teams.

This showed not only that great teams can come from anywhere in the world but also how passionate Croatians are about their sport. While Croatia didn’t win the World Cup, their story is one of fierce determination and beauty in equal measure.

SLOVAKIA

Slovakia is a stunning country with many natural attractions. The country is known for its national parks, folk architecture, and hiking trails. It also has hundreds of caves that are protected sites by the UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The country’s unique culture and history make it a perfect destination for anyone interested in nature.

Slovaks enjoy cheering for their national soccer team at the World Cup, even though they are one of the newest teams in the tournament. The team emerged from a split with the Czechoslovakian national team. As a result, many aspects of Slovakian culture are unique, including their love of soccer.

ALGERIA

Algeria is famous for many things, one of which is its petroleum and natural gas production. The country is also well-known for its national soccer team, which gives citizens the opportunity to cheer in the stands for their country. This passionate fan base continues to support its team through thick and thin, making it one of the most popular teams in Africa.

The country has long been a powerhouse in international football, with many accolades to its name. It was first admitted to the International Federation of Association Football in 1964 and has since qualified for three World Cups. Algeria’s impressive record speaks volumes about its passion for football and its hardworking players.

IRAN

Iran has progressed a ton since ancient times. Not only was their birthplace of one of the oldest civilizations on earth, but they’ve also become world famous for their art, architecture, and culture. One of Iran’s specialties is calligraphy – so it’s no surprise that these fan paintings are so flawless!

Although it is admirable that the fan supporting Iran’s soccer team chose to wear a shirt with the number “10” embroidered on it, wearing this number in Iran is considered to be indecent. Even though this shirt may not be appropriate for all occasions, Iranians still support their national team and feel proud of their accomplishments.

FRANCE

France is known for their love of art and beauty, which is evident from the beautiful boulevards in Paris to the Eiffel Tower and Musée du Louvre. This fan was dressed in beautifully decorated headgear and a scarf that matched perfectly, creating a very unique look. The color choice was also excellent, as it complemented one of France’s tricolor flags.

France is also the most popular tourist destination in the world, thanks to its internationally-known status as the city of love. The French are expert wine drinkers, and one bottle of 1945 Romanee-Conti remains the most expensive wine ever sold – at a whopping $558,000.

SOUTH KOREA

South Korea is a country with many different sports. Even though Taekwondo is the national sport, soccer is the most popular sport in the country. According to a 2021 poll of South Korean residents, soccer was voted as the favorite sport with 25% of votes, and baseball came in second at 18.8%.

South Korea is also popular for its high standards of beauty, which contributes to the country’s reputation as a haven for plastic surgery. Even so, it’s no wonder that many of their soccer fans look as stunning as these two. They are everything that a soccer supporter should be: photogenic and enthusiastic.

URUGUAY

Although Uruguay is the second smallest country in South America, it has produced some of the most well-known soccer players in the world. Luis Saurez is one of these players, and he is known for his speed and skill on the pitch. The country’s vibrant culture makes Uruguayan football a joy to watch, whether you’re a fan or not. Just like in this picture, these spectators at a match are shown with faces expressing love and pride for their national team.

Uruguay is also one of the world’s most talented national teams, and it’s no wonder they won the first World Cup in 1930. They have also won the 1970 FIFA World Cup and the 2019 China Cup.

GHANA

Ghana is a country in West Africa with a rich history. It was once known as Wagadugu, and now it is one of the most populous countries in the region. Ghana has one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa, located in Accra. The country is also unique because it gained independence from Britain before most other Sub-Saharan African countries did.

While thriving with natural resources such as gold and cocoa, the country takes pride in its hospitality to both citizens and strangers. They are also known for their unity, which is reflected in their sports, for which they have won the African Cup of Nations four times.

BRAZIL

Brazilians are known for their passion for soccer, and it’s not hard to see why. Besides living in the largest country in South America, with over 200 million residents and four different time zones, Brazilians are among the world’s greatest soccer enthusiasts.

Popular belief is that at least nine out of ten Brazilians have played soccer at some point in their lives. This love for the sport is clearly evident in the country’s numerous stadiums, which are always packed with enthusiastic spectators cheering on their favorite team. This dedication has paid off, as the national soccer team has won World Cup finals five times, more than any other country in history.

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